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Thanks. I had put all these calls under Monitor blocks, but this error was
unmonitored. I debugged and checked that the QUSCRTUS APi is failing with
CPF3C2C (Value &1 for size parameter is not valid.). I used the maximum
allowed value in the call to this API-

CallP CrtUsrSpc(Wk_UserSpaceNm : ' ' : 16776704 : x'00' : '*ALL' :
'Data Queue Dump' : '*YES' : ApiErrDS);

Could you suggest why I am getting this error?

Warm regards,
Shubh


On Thu, Aug 22, 2013 at 4:11 PM, Neill Harper <neill.harper@xxxxxxxx> wrote:

Hello :-)

I am totally guessing here, but are you really just calling all these
API's and not checking the return code? Or is that just a cut down version
for us?

The message below translates (in my weird world) into "The userspace
wasn't created so, I can't point to it"

Step through this thing in debug (or check the job log for user space
creation errors)

The major hint here is that the pointer in the error message is zero and
the amount you are adding to it is EFFDFF, or 15728127, so that says to me
the userspace pointer you are getting back from RtvPtrUsrSpc is zero.

Anyway as for why, I'd guess some new authorities on the box?

Hope this helps



On 22/08/2013 18:51, "Shubhadeep Roy" <shubhadeep.roy@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:

Hi,

Here are the prototypes, data structures and call statements. The last
call
(RtvDtaQ200) is failing. I am not sure if it is the 2nd parameter. I have
tried with 16MB, 15MB, %size(RtvDtaQDS) and %len(RtvDtaQDS), but fails for
all of them on V7R1.

*Prototype for QMHRDQM*-
D RtvDtaQ200 Pr ExtPgm('QMHRDQM')
D RcvVar Like(RtvDtaQDS) Options(*VarSize)
D RcvVarLen 10I 0 Const
D Format 8A Const
D QualDtaqNm 20A
D MsgSelInf Like(MsgSel200DS) Options(*VarSize)
D MsgSelInfLen 10I 0 Const
D MsgSelFmt 8A Const
D ErrCode Like(ApiErrDS) Options(*varsize)

*Data Structure for receiving parms of QMHRDQM API*-
D RtvDtaQDS DS Qualified Based(uheadPtr)
D BytesReturned 10I 0
D BytesAvl 10I 0
D MsgRtnCount 10I 0
D MsgAvlCount 10I 0
D KeyLenRtn 10I 0
D KeyLenAvl 10I 0
D MsgTxtLenReq 10I 0
D MsgTxtLenAvl 10I 0
D EntLenRtn 10I 0
D EntLenAvl 10I 0
D OffsetToEntry 10I 0
D DtaqLib 10A

*Data Structure for receiving Error code parm for APIs*
D ApiErrDS DS Qualified
D BytesProvided 10I 0
D BytesReturned 10I 0
D ErrMsgId 7A
D ReservedSpace 1A
D MsgReplaceVal 112A

*Data Structure for receiving Message Selection Info in RDQS0100 format
*D MsgSel100DS DS Qualified
D Selection 1A Inz('A')
D Reserved 3A
D MsgByteRtv 10I 0 Inz

*Data Structure for receiving Message Selection Info in RDQS0200 format*
D MsgSel200DS DS Qualified
D Selection 1A Inz('K')
D KeyOrder 2A
D Reserved 1A
D MsgByteRtv 10I 0 Inz
D KeyByteRtv 10I 0 Inz
D KeyLen 10I 0 Inz
D KeyDta 256A

*Data Structure for receiving Data Queue Description in RDQS0100 format*-
D RtvDtaQDDS DS Qualified Inz
D BytesReturned 10I 0
D BytesAvlbl 10I 0
D MsgLen 10I 0
D KeyLen 10I 0
D Sequence 1A
D SenderID 1A
D ForceInd 1A
D TextDesc 50A
D LocalOrDDM 1A
D AutoReclaim 1A
D Reserved 1A
D MsgCount 10I 0
D EntryCount 10I 0
D DtaqNm 10A
D DtaqLib 10A
D MaxEntAlw 10I 0
D InitEnt 10I 0
D MaxtEntSpec 10I 0


*The calls-*
CallP CrtUsrSpc(Wk_UserSpaceNm : ' ' : 16776704 : x'00' : '*ALL' :
'Data Queue Dump' : '*YES' : ApiErrDS);

CallP RtvDtaQD(RtvDtaQDDS : %size(RtvDtaQDDS) : 'RDQD0100' :
Ent_QualDtaQ);

CallP RtvPtrUsrSpc(Wk_UserSpaceNm : uHeadPtr : ApiErrDS);

CallP RtvDtaQ200(RtvDtaQDS : 15728128 : 'RDQM0200' :
Ent_QualDtaQ : MsgSel200DS :
(16 + RtvDtaQDDS.KeyLen) : 'RDQS0200'
: ApiErrDS);




On Thu, Aug 22, 2013 at 12:34 PM, Michael Ryan <michaelrtr@xxxxxxxxx>
wrote:

Especially check for the use of binary fields in the call. I'm too lazy
(err, busy) to look up the definition, but I got bit by an old API usage
where there were binary fields. Had to switch to INT.


On Thu, Aug 22, 2013 at 12:21 PM, Jon Paris <jon.paris@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
wrote:

Please show us the API call (and proto if used) plus any structures
being
used etc.

It is possible that you have a scenario in which corruption has always
been taking place (possibly due to incorrect API usage) but changes in
the
compiler in V7 mean that you are now corrupting something that
matters.


On 2013-08-22, at 11:09 AM, Shubhadeep Roy <shubhadeep.roy@xxxxxxxxx>
wrote:

Hi,

I wrote a utility to retrieve messages from a data queue and store
them
in
an SQL table using API QMHRDQM. The utility works fine at V5R4 but
is
failing in V7R1 with the following error. Could this just be a
compilation
issue?

Additional Message
Information


Message ID . . . . . . : MCH0601 Severity . . . . . . . :
40
Message type . . . . . :
Escape
Date sent . . . . . . : 08/22/13 Time sent . . . . . . :
11:06:56


Message . . . . : Space offset X'00000000' or X'0000000000EFFDFF'
is
outside
current limit for object QPADEV000MSROY2
208748.
Cause . . . . . : A program tried to set a space pointer, tried to
use
storage outside a space, or tried to use an unallocated page in
teraspace.
The space class is X'07'. The space class designates the type of
space:
00-primary associated space (includes space
objects).
01-secondary associated space
0.
02-implicit process space for automatic
storage.
03-implicit process space for static storage in activation group
mark

X'0000000000000000'.

04-implicit process space for heap identifier X'00000000' in
activation
group mark
X'0000000000000000'.
05-constant
space.
06-space for handle-based heap identifier
X'00000000'.
07-teraspace offset
X'0000000000EFFDFF'.
08-teraspace for System i5 PASE memory address
X'0000000000EFFDFF'.
Offset X'00000000' only applies to storage outside
teraspace.
X'80000000000000000000000000EFFDFF' is a pointer to the teraspace
page
or
the start of the implicit process space for the
allocation.



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